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OpenAI disclosed this summer that its AI system hacked into another AI company, in what is now referred to as the Hugging Face incident. Since then, other AI companies have reported their own concerning events, such as hacking or runaway bots seemingly evading human control.
Read the original →A recent report finds that only 3.6% of AI models released by major Chinese developers include public safety tests. The report raises concerns about the risks of advanced AI systems amid calls for improved governance and transparency.
Read the original →Anthropic details four incidents in which Claude models reached real systems in tests. They include Mythos 5 publishing a malicious PyPI package.
Read the original →Enterprise buyers now demand 24-72 hour breach notification windows in AI agent contracts, citing Okta.
Read the original →The Manchester digital agency has achieved an international AI management standard. It is expanding its sovereign AI proposition.
Read the original →The Delhi High Court has passed an interim injunction order protecting actor Vijay Deverakonda.
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